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It's a definite possibility. If we get the bottlenecks straightened out in the Permian( online for middle of 2019) and the Sabine Pass project along with the Midship pipeline project finish and come online in early 2020, I believe we have a solid chance at export stability.

I am going to ask you nicely to think through the tenor of your comments before you hit that Post button. They have this disconcerting tendency to come across as rude and aggressive, and I feel confident you did not intend them that way. Nonetheless, "print" is a medium that cannot capture tonal inflection, and thus is best approached cautiously, and humbly. Otherwise, you come across as being some high-level Al bot. Cheers.

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Watch. By mid 2019 Alaska will come out of no where with exporting US crude. December is the month that www.BLM.gov will be holding sales for land lease drill rights. Plus having Alaska drilling rights finalized by mid 2019 the pipelines will be flowing.

BTW have you heard the spot radio add's for ARCO top tier gas and Marathon gas commercials? Interesting to me why these two companies are broadcasting/advertising. The few past months Marathon completed the purchase/merger of Tesoro was bought by Marathon Petroleum on October 1, 2018.

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How much proven reserves does the USA actually have? How long can they sustain at current production rates? Canada is largest supplier of Oil to the USA - exporting over 2.5 million barrels per day.

But don't forget - the USA is a big exporter of refined products to Canada.

Eastern Canada refineries buy crude, not from Canadian sources, but from the Bakken fields or from the Middle East. It is precisely that untapped purchasing that I predict will get locked in to Canadian crude in the future, as WCS ends up with no other market.

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Alberta (Canada) is working hard on its export problems; if we could export it faster the US would buy it faster...

Shale oil wells have a short lifespan and new development will stop when people start buying more cheap Canadian oil. Laugh at the price differential now and cry later when US oil companies start hurting.

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I am going to ask you nicely to think through the tenor of your comments before you hit that Post button. They have this disconcerting tendency to come across as rude and aggressive, and I feel confident you did not intend them that way. Nonetheless, "print" is a medium that cannot capture tonal inflection, and thus is best approached cautiously, and humbly. Otherwise, you come across as being some high-level Al bot. Cheers.